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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1906
Page
4
A mixed clipping recounts comments on De Bourns sermons and Hamlet as the melancholy Dane. It includes social musings about young ladies, stage life, a Maryland senator, and a humorous exchange about beef prices and opportunist strangers.
A reform measure restricts misbranding of gold and silver jewelry under federal statute. Fines up to 500 dollars and up to three months imprisonment are possible for false labels on fineness or alloy content. Supporters say it will boost consumer confidence and honest dealers.
The text argues June as the month of love based on universal sexual instinct observed in plants and humans. It states sex as the primary force shaping life and beauty, with roses and blossoms exemplifying mating, while noting love as a mysterious, life defining experience culminating in finding a singular beloved.
A London nerve specialist promotes a daily one hour silence to calm nerves and brain rest. The article questions feasibility and notes the idea is scientifically framed but impractical without a practical method of implementation.
The National Association of Manufacturers committee assessing packing establishments at the Union Stock Yards reports general sanitation and cleanliness are better than average but raises pointed questions about home kitchens. It asks if housewives wash hands and nails, clean dishes, and avoid germy dish rags, urging kitchen hygiene improvements as part of broader Packingtown reform.
Forty sticks of dynamite were uncovered in a vacant house near 14th nv 8 and Hanford st on Saturday night by Philip French. It is the second time in a month that loose dynamite was found. Patrolman Smart buried the dynamite in nearby woods yesterday.
Rob ert W. Oldham, a sailor, was run over by Northern Pacific switch engine No. 82 at 2:30 yesterday morning at the foot of Yesterway. He died instantly. The remains were moved to Bonney-Watson's morgue. The train crew did not see Oldham until after the collision.
Notice to Property Owners describes the Northwestern Mutual Fire Association as the strongest organization of its kind in Washington with 16 000 property owner members. It highlights low expenses and savings of over $256 000 in five years compared with standard insurance rates, noting it specializes in dwellings household goods and wells and is not subject to hazard.
The notice regrets their departure from Appomattox Virginia and notes the Hhearer family will be greatly missed by neighbors. It praises their usefulness to the community and laments the difficulty of finding a family to fill their roles in the village.
A fashion note highlights crepe de chine foulard as the latest among smart street dresses. A simple model yields a stunning outfit with Hortensia blue foulard, rings in the same tone, and a costume trim of medallions with blue silk and panne velvet. The skirt forms a circular sweep to the knee with a full Spanish flounce.
An obituary editor named Duffy crafts premature death portraits and sells revived celebs with a scheme revealing a satire on journalism. Senator Nanks pokes fun at his own obituary while a railroad wreck victim signature shows the risk in predicting fate.
A reflective scene at a golf course end shows wealthy lovers amid luxury gear and fine ponies as rain falls. The narrative echoes timeless romance with Adam’s tale, attire, and silent affection, concluding that love makes the world go round.
A B Peterson, noted real estate dealer, relocates his office from 69 Rate Deposit Bite to 58 Alenka bids.
Police found two frightened women in the residence of Mira James Mitchell after a late night disturbance. Mrs Mitchell awakened by noises and notified police who surrounded the house. The supposed burglar was revealed to be a friend staying at the home.
Despite a scare that he might die, the farm superintendent has recovered and resumed supervising the construction of a new barn on his farm today. He continues directing workers and overseeing the project as plans proceed.
Local shop promotes exclusive, perfect fit and durable clothing that keeps customers returning and brings friends. Visit to select the latest Summer outfits for all ages and styles.
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